Hellfire Vengeance (The Travis Knight Series Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.28 (576 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0075M0AQK |
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| Number of Pages | : | 191 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-01-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He’s the criminal defense attorney who just days before successfully defended Father Lasham and two other priests at their trial where they were charged with molesting 6 year old Kevin Riley.The priest’s shocking murder launches Detectives Brikler and Gordon on a frantic chase to bring the maniacal angel of death to justice before the Hellfire weapon is unleashed again. John Lasham, a Catholic priest, was burned alive in his car in the parking lot of Piedmont Hospital. Unfortunately, the list of suspects is long, and time is running out.. Detectives with the Atlanta Homicide Unit have no motive for the horrific attack, but there is one person who has a pretty good idea why the priest was incinerated - Travis Knight
Calixta55 said Hellfire Vengeance Delivers. Travis and Brickler are quite a combination and I, for one, am thrilled they are back! As a die-hard psychological and police thriller fanatic, I anxiously awaited their return after having much enjoyed the first book in this series. Hellfire Vengeance will have you scrolling non-stop as it keeps you guessing "who done it" until the very end. Additionally, you will come to doubt your opinion as to who the bad and good guys are. Nothing is black and white in this story. The lines between good and evil blur until you don't know who you should be cheering for. It's a great read and the end will surely come as a surpr. "a surprise ending" according to Debra E. Fox. This book has all of the things I look for in a novel.*Interesting cast of characters*Suspense (I was happily surprised to find I hadn't figured out "who done it")*Narrative-driven (If I want to visualize a pastoral scene I will go to an art exhibit.)*Part of a series (I like seeing characters develop over a series)I will be looking for more titles by this author.. Mary M. Cisneros said Best suited for a pre pubescent boy. I downloaded this book for a couple of reasons. I work in Atlanta and I work with some of APD's finest. This book (can't quite bring myself to call something so short a novel) really is best suited for pre-pubescent boys. I imagine they would get a kick out of the out of date, sometimes bizarre sexual undertones and entendres. Referring to a woman's parts as "little man in the boat" cannot possibly do anything more than make one wonder where the hell this writer comes up with his material. Does he think these things about his wife? Other women? He really should have left all of that out. These areas of the book ha